Bonucci Feel Angry and Want to 'Fired'
Rabu, 27 September 2017 - 23:01 WIB
Bonucci Feel Angry and Want to 'Fired'
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MILAN - AC Milan player, Leonardo Bonucci admits not happy with his performances for Milan so far in Serie A Italy.
“I’m fired up to improve as a player and a leader,” Bonucci said at a press conference for Thursday’s Europa League clash with Rijeka.
He has yet to replicate the form that made him one of Europe’s most reliable defenders at Milan, who have similarly been criticised for already losing twice in Serie A, but the former Juventus man vowed “to respond to what’s been said” on the pitch.
“Samp? I was angry, but what we said in the dressing room has to stay inside,” he said.
“Scapegoat? When I decided to join Milan, I knew there would be ups and downs, but I don’t feel like a scapegoat. Being questioned ignites a fire in me to get out of trouble and give 100 percent," Bonucci said.
“When I chose Milan, I knew very well that I could win less, but the presence of the club is important, they’ve sent a message to everyone and we can’t mess around this season," he added.
Milan, according to him must go back to being Milan and we have to overcome these obstacles.
“I’m not happy with my performances for Milan so far, but there’s a desire to respond on the pitch to what’s been said. What we need to learn quickly is that there’s no time to think about what’s already been done, so we have to look at how to recover for the next game," he said.
“I’m fired up to improve as a player and a leader,” Bonucci said at a press conference for Thursday’s Europa League clash with Rijeka.
He has yet to replicate the form that made him one of Europe’s most reliable defenders at Milan, who have similarly been criticised for already losing twice in Serie A, but the former Juventus man vowed “to respond to what’s been said” on the pitch.
“Samp? I was angry, but what we said in the dressing room has to stay inside,” he said.
“Scapegoat? When I decided to join Milan, I knew there would be ups and downs, but I don’t feel like a scapegoat. Being questioned ignites a fire in me to get out of trouble and give 100 percent," Bonucci said.
“When I chose Milan, I knew very well that I could win less, but the presence of the club is important, they’ve sent a message to everyone and we can’t mess around this season," he added.
Milan, according to him must go back to being Milan and we have to overcome these obstacles.
“I’m not happy with my performances for Milan so far, but there’s a desire to respond on the pitch to what’s been said. What we need to learn quickly is that there’s no time to think about what’s already been done, so we have to look at how to recover for the next game," he said.
(rnz)
